Obituary for
Maria Isela Fierro

Maria Isela Fierro

12-25-23

Epifanio Servin


Funeral: 

Send Flowers

Maria Isela Fierro, 64, passed away on Christmas morning, December 25, 2023, after long, difficult, three - year battle with cancer. She was born in 1959, in El Paso, Texas, was a 1978 graduate of Bowie High School, and lived in El Paso for the duration of her life. Maria was a dedicated Childcare Center Director with the YWCA for many years and ultimately retired. She later returned to work an additional decade at Costco with the food services contract.

Maria Isela was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother, was a kind person, and always cared for everyone who came into her life. She loved to travel the world to see her children and grandchildren wherever the Army would station them.

She is preceded in death by her father Jose Miguel Diaz, her mother Rita Moncada Diaz, and her brother Porfirio Diaz.

She is survived by family members: Her husband, Ramon Fierro; daughter, Cynthia Fierro Giesecke, son, Ramon Fierro Jr, and five grandchildren Marina Giesecke, and Nikolaus, Delilah, Josephine, and Harrison Fierro. She is survived by her siblings Juana Rivera, Soledad Diaz, Enriqueta Estrada, Alicia Vasquez, Miguel Diaz, David Diaz, Roberto Diaz, and Cecilia Cereceres multiple nephews, nieces, cousins, and many friends.

By San Jose East April 26, 2025
Veronica Ortiz Jimenez
By San Jose Central April 26, 2025
Carlos Lozoya Terrazas
By San Jose East April 24, 2025
In Loving Memory of our Beloved Delia Montes Delia Montes, age 92, passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. A devoted mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, she is survived by her four sons, eleven grandchildren, and twenty-two great-grandchildren. Delia was the heart of her family—a quiet force of love and loyalty. She was a beautiful mix of strength and softness—stern when needed, but always leading with unconditional love. Her presence was steady, her heart vast, and her legacy lives on in the many lives she touched. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Maria Juana Hurtado
By San Jose East April 24, 2025
Maria Juana Hurtado
Salvador C. Contreras
By San Jose East April 22, 2025
Salvador C. Contreras
Lucille Gomez Teran
By San Jose East April 22, 2025
Lucille Gomez Teran
Rosa Maria Gutierrez
By San Jose East April 21, 2025
Rosa Maria Gutierrez
Darlene Kay Waggoner
By San Jose East April 19, 2025
Darlene Kay Waggoner
By San Jose East April 18, 2025
Victoria Quesada
By San Jose Central April 17, 2025
Victor Manuel Herrera
More Posts